so you want me to leave?;) no doubt i will get round to it tho. fancied this as i just got a copy the other dayQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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so you want me to leave?;) no doubt i will get round to it tho. fancied this as i just got a copy the other dayQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I thought the girl from 1938 was in the coffin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yes the bloke was a welcome injection of humour, when the main character turned down a game of cards I laughed out loud when he said 'is there anything else you'd like to do?' with a leer.
It was an interesting old television curio and I know these type of stories generally leave a lot to your imagination I just felt this left too much to the viewer to work out.
Lol... No worries. Just curious to know what you think, and whether you agree with Roy:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Marco.
I know, as did I... And other gems such as [something along the lines of] 'Was their skin still all milky and white?', and 'Does your wife still make you tremble?':D:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
The girl from 1938 was shown as a 'ghost' beside the guy who ran the hospice, as the hearse drove away.
Yeah, I agree. I just love such 'old curios', though. Weird, dark, spooky stuff like that, which an awful lot of seems to have been made during the 60s/70s/early 80s. Wonder what it was/what prompted the making of such material in those days, as loads of TV programmes/dramas/series/films in those days had a dark/spooky/eerie vibe - and I miss it!Quote:
It was an interesting old television curio and I know these type of stories generally leave a lot to your imagination I just felt this left too much to the viewer to work out.
Marco.
Yes and there are a couple of stories from 'Tales of mystery and imagination' that have stayed with me from all those years ago, one in particular 'Casting of the runes' which was based on the same story as the film 'Night of the demon' - classic stuff!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Watching it at moment. A load of rubbish lol. The main guy was also wycliffeQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Ha - I knew you'd say that, as you just don't 'get' these things [much as I don't get the attraction in/fascination with your 'olde worlde' classics, lol] but watch it all the way through, and tell me at least that you didn't laugh out loud at the weird old perv the main guy shared a room with!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Marco.
I fancy getting this, as I used to love the spooky BBC Radio 4 dramas in the afternoon: https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Fear-on...SABEgJZe_D_BwE
Or this: https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-M-R...SACEgKDVvD_BwE
Marco.
what the "dont show me it!" its not good for me :D:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Aye, there are a few belters like that - keep watching!:D
Marco.